J.R. Kangas: two poems

Heading into a firework, here’s a reminder that light comes in bottles and jars and streams and faraway satellites. Drawn up from the archives, we’re so happy to present J.R. Kangas’ “Luminescence” and “Big Moon”:

J. R. Kangas - Luminescence; Big Moon [sample]

 

Download the PDF or purchase a print copy and support Storm Cellar and her authors. These poems originally appeared in issue 2.1. Read on!

Joan Colby: John the Baptist of the Summer Solstice

Long days, long days. Resurrected from the archive, Joan Colby’s “John the Baptist of the Summer Solstice“:

Joan Colby - John the Baptist of the Summer Solstice [sample_Page_1] Joan Colby - John the Baptist of the Summer Solstice [sample_Page_2]

 

This work first appeared in SC 2.1. Support the authors of Storm Cellar by downloading or purchasing a print copy from our store. Check out the latest issue thisaway, and get in on the action over here. Read on!

Melissa Dias-Mandoly: The Fly

In fact the mutant is happy in a world of mutants. In fact in extreme close-up the alien turns out to be just another planet. In fact if you read this you may be launched into outer space. It’s Melissa Dias-Mandoly’s “The Fly”:

Melissa Dias-Mandoly - The Fly [sample]

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Orbiting our archives in the 2.2 belt, “The Fly” is gloriously in print or downloadable. Read on!

Justin Hamm: Bird on a Wire, 1989

National Poetry Month, or #NaPoWriMo if you are into that, is drawing to a close. Also, baseball season’s in full swing. We’re types who have a weird affection for the Twins, even though they have no pitching, or the Cubs, even though they are the Cubs. Cubbies? Cubs. Also other teams, maybe, if they can even be said to exist (the “Cardinals”???).

Here’s an apropos poem by Justin Hamm [>>] from SC 3.2, “Bird on a Wire, 1989Justin Hamm - Bird on a Wire, 1989 [sample]

 

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Angela Veronica Wong: five poems

Updated with two new-to-the-site poems that appeared in Storm Cellar 2.3, we’re pleased offer a superb selection from Angela Veronica Wong [>>]:Angela Veronica Wong – five poems [sample]

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